Not so many weeks ago the captain's wheat tale
U S wheat shipments tied to Russia and Cuba spark questions about re sale rules. A captain reported surplus wheat reloaded on a Soviet vessel bound for Cuba, while Moscow denied Castro would receive it. Commerce Department approved $12.6 million of re sale to Romania, raising probes of policy and timing.
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Cuba
U. S. State.Department
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Castro
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Congress
Commerce Department
Romania
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They Merit Public Respect Racial Riots and Police Role
A civic editorial stresses that police and law enforcers deserve support and gratitude as community guardians. It argues most officers are worthy, while youth learn respect at home, not in school, and calls the home to shape views of cops as protectors of citizens and property.
Civil Rights Law Opens Doors For Negroes If Qualified
John Chamberlain argues that civil rights legislation removes service barriers but does not supply skills or money. He cites Henry Hamner on requiring training and merit, urges careful, nonviolent progress, and notes southern attitudes shifting as federal enforcement promises grow. He asserts the law opens economic doors for capable individuals if they compete with whites.
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John T. Hamner
Florida
Bradenton Herald
Muscatine Journal staff and contact details page
A fragment from the Muscatine Journal lists staff roles including publisher Harold L Nelson editor Walter Russell and business manager Joan Talbot, plus ad director Carl F Walter. It provides circulation notes, carrier delivery rates, mail subscription prices, and office hours.
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Harold L Nelson
Walter. Russell
Joan Talbot
Gilbert Distz
Edwin.walwer
Irgaret
Carl FT. Walter
Lerten
Marvel Ability to Adjust to Political Situations
Washington columnist Davis examines political flexibility as a skill, citing Goldwater’s shift on civil rights and Johnson’s reaction to campaigns. The piece recounts Willkie’s 1940-41 remarks and a tale of a congressman’s friend misrepresenting opponents, ending with Marlow on vacation.
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Davis Washington
Hershey
Barry Goldwater
Jon
Goldwater
White House
Qwao
Charlie
Smith
Bill
Marlow
Linda Cranes Worry Clinic Case Reveals Guilt Complexes
In a classical example from Dr. Cranes clinic a 29 year old Linda L faces fear after abortion and secret sexual conflicts. Her worries about cancer heart trouble and insanity lead to pills tranquilizers and costly tests while her husband and three children remain distant from her turmoil. The article notes a pattern of hypochondriac fear linked to perceived divine punishment and guilt.
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Seraphook
Linda
East Tenth
Crane
Nebuchadnezzar
The
Hopkins Syndicate,, Inc
The Nut Cracks at Midnight
A Sleepwalker's Odd Activity revealed by HAMRY F ROSENTHAL explores somnambulism as a nocturnal phenomenon. The narrator, a sleepwalker himself, recounts bizarre episodes from nights past and present, including climbing ladders, ordering a photo, and packing a suitcase with odd items, while doctors weigh psychiatric help.
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Joose
Manitou
Iowa
Unveiled Face in Christ Transforming Glory
A devotional prayer reflecting on patience as believers gaze on the Lord. The writer prays for the patience to expose their lives to Christ and to resemble the dove's waiting for God's response to redemption, in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Our Yesterdays reflecting local history notes
A compact recap of past anniversaries and local happenings from Grandview Township in Louisa County. It notes a committee member securing cattle donations for the Iowa Central Sanitary Fair, plus social plans from 75, 50, 25, and 10 years ago, including excursions, picnics, visits, and hospital admissions.
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N. MT. Letts
Grandview Township
Louisa County
Frances’ R. Kelley
Walnut Si
Burlington
Royal Neighbor Sunshine Club and Aid Society
Royal Neighbor
Cedar River
Paul Meerdink
August Kilehe
Waterloo
Chicago
Elmer Wilson
East Seventh St
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Henry Negus
Los Angeles
F. G. Wilford
Dear Abby and Readers Cryptogram Notes From the Page
A collage of reader questions to Dear Abby about injuries after a fall from a ladder, dating arrangements, and a husband who removes dentures at home. Includes a brief guidance to seek legal aid and dentist consultation, plus a cryptogram feature and a Spade column tease.
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Legal Aid Society
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